Homes for Sale in Long Beach

About Long Beach Real Estate

Long Beach sits on a barrier island south of Long Island, giving residents direct access to the Atlantic Ocean and a slower-paced coastal setting within commuting distance of New York City. Many who choose the area are families and professionals looking for a quieter residential environment with beach access while still maintaining connections to Manhattan via the Long Island Rail Road. The housing stock ranges from older single-family homes to newer townhomes and condominiums, reflecting decades of incremental development along the waterfront and inland blocks. Character varies by neighborhood, with some blocks closer to the ocean and others set farther inland near commercial corridors. Residents enjoy parks and recreational paths that run along the shoreline, as well as local restaurants and shops that serve both year-round inhabitants and seasonal visitors. The city maintains several public parks and beach facilities that support outdoor activities throughout the year. Families are served by the local public school district along with nearby private school options. The climate features four distinct seasons, with warm summers suited to beach use and cooler winters that occasionally bring snow. At the time of writing, the market shows 111 active listings, an average price of roughly $1.2 million, and a median price of $950,000, giving buyers a sense of current availability across a wide price spectrum from the low $200,000s to nearly $6 million.

Average listing price: $1,209,031 · 111 homes available